Local Notices and Social Roundup From Pickett and Lightning Ridge
Cotton picking and social visits fill this section with names like Bonnie Cassidy Geneva McGee Gilbert Stephens and Elmer Gerth among others. The piece also notes church events sermons revivals and an upcoming school entertainment with music and a call to attend. It highlights travels visits meals and weekend gatherings across Ada Milburn Pontotoc and Guthrie.
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Bonnie Cassidy
Geneva
Velma McGee
Pickett
Lawmakers Seek Rail Consolidation Legislation in Next Session
SWAMPSCOTT Sept 2 The administration will seek legislation to force railroad consolidation after seven years in the next session of Congress.
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Swampscott
Congress
Sunday Singing Draws Large Crowds at Jones Chapel
A mid week singing drew a large local crowd with many visiting singers joining the congregation at Jones Chapel. The column lists numerous residents and guests visiting Ada, Latta, Holdenville and nearby towns with social calls and travel notes, and notes a deceased former Roff resident buried at East Hill cemetery.
Miss Imogene Russell Hosts Party for Soon Departing Miss Evans
In Roff last Thursday evening Miss Imogene Russell hosted a social in honor of Miss Bennis Evans who will soon move with her parents to Spaulding. The event included a golf tournament on the Roff course where the Roff players claimed the win.
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Bennis Evans
Spaulding
Pauls Valley
Roff
B. W. Weems
Dorothy Crumley
Geo. Alvis
Hickory
Sadie Gourley
Wilson, Okla
B. Heathman
Cressie Miller
Norman
R. A. Miller
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Marzelle
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Allen Allen Hosts Large Pontotoc Lodge Meeting
The Pontotoc county Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges plan their annual gathering in Allen on September 4 1925 with open Methodist church meeting and lodge sessions. Local business men back the event and visitors are expected for fellowship, degree work, and refreshments.
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Odd Fellows Association
Odd Fellow
Seminole County
Allen
Methodist Church
Allen Trades Day Draws Large Crowd In Town
Last Saturday marked Allen's first Trades Day with merchants selling goods at bargain prices and a large turnout. As cotton opens a record crowd is expected, and ongoing events promise continuous activity with a smaller program between trades days this Saturday.
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Allen
Sunday Singing At Rocky Chapel Draws Busy Crowd
In warm weather the Rocky Chapel community held a well attended singing Sunday night. Local preacher Mr. Blackwell from Ada spoke Sunday afternoon about 3:30. Several residents visited neighbors and churchgoers enjoyed the service and plan to return. News notes mention local families and upcoming sale ads for wagons.
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Rocky Chapel
Franks Weather and Social Visits Chronicle Local Life
Real hot weather continues as residents share visits and trips. Vida Close spent Sunday with Eula Kilcrease and Dock Lynch family vacationed at Coalgate. Various locals plus Okmulgee visitors drop by, while Mrs. Crasa and Mrs. Chambers family hosts appear in social notes.
Union Valley Cotton Picking Signals Harvest Season
The note notes cotton picking has begun around Union Valley. It mentions local families visiting and traveling, and lists community names including Mrs Sparks and son Ralph, Marvin Boyles, Clifton Mayfield, and others. It also reports high school term ends after nine weeks and students strive to earn credits. A funeral for Ernest Awbrey was attended in Franks and several residents are mentioned with visits around town.
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Effie
Myrtie Murphy
Geradine Mason
Joe Scott
Wayne Murphy
Buck Scott
John Murphy
Mrs. Stephens
Bessie
Mrs. Pipes
Brown
Colbert Obituary and Community Notes
Colbert Grandpa Miller, operated on last week, died Sunday morning. An assembly at school Wednesday morning heard Mr. Williamson of Ada recount a trip to the east this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Muse of Gatebo Oklahoma visit friends here. Mrs. Virgle Smith and children of Ada visited Farrel Scales and family Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D S Chestnut and daughter Marie visited M L Earnest Tuesday. Dalton Sales left Monday for Buffalo City Colorado to attend school. Mattie Lee Chestnut visited Marjorie Floyd of Oakman Sunday. Ceary Goggans Union Hill spent Saturday night with Emet Sanders. Miss Geneva Gargis Ada visited Bertha Rushing Sunday. John Coker returned from a trip to Texas. Mrs. Wiley of Dallas and Mrs. Barton and Mrs. Griffin of Oklahoma City, daughters of Grand Miller, are here with sister Mrs Higgiebotham. Chas Rushing and Ray McDaniel returned Tuesday morning from a ...
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Dalton Sales
Buffalo City
Colo
Mattie Lee Chestnut
Marjorie Floyd
Oakman
Ceary Goggans
Union Hill
Emet Sanders
Geneva Gargis
Ada
Bertha Rushing
John Coker
Texas
Wiley
Dallas
Barton
Griffin
Oklahoma City
Grand Miller
Higgiebotham
Chas. Rushing
Ray McDaniel
Community cotton harvest prompts travel among residents
The report lists numerous residents visiting nearby towns and social visits from Friday through Sunday. Individuals such as H. G. Brents J. A. Ashley John Batey and others are noted traveling to Roff Fontotoce Ada Sulphur and Hickory. A lack of rain is cited as cotton is burning up and crops may fail.
Pleasant Valley and Sunshine social visits headline
Pleasant Valley and Dell Jordan and wife took dinner with W. H. Hart and family Sunday. James Bass visited Leroy White of Sunshine for dinner. Zella Ashley stayed with Bob Ashley and wife Thursday night. Joe Crisp and wife called on Mr. Vanzant and family of Sunshine Sunday. Mrs. Blake of Sunshine and Mrs. Dobson of Roff spent Tuesday with C. H. Dobson. Mr. Crisp visits Nathan Edgen and family of Onward.
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Dell Jordan
W. H. Hart
James Bass
Leroy White
Sunshine
Zella Ashley
Bob Ashley
Joe Crisp
Mr. Vanzant
Mrs. Blake
Mrs. Dobson
Roff
C. H. Dobson
Mr. Crisp
Nathan Edgen
Onward
Local note on pie supper and community visitors
Laxton plans a big pie supper Friday night to benefit the school with an added attraction program. Many residents and out of town guests were listed visiting and picnicking in Sulphur and Blue Mound areas, while Mrs. E G Stewart rapidly recovers from an Okmulgee hospital operation.
Cotton Picking Amid Boll Weevil Damage Reported
Farmers in the area harvest cotton despite boll weevils causing some damage though not seriously injuring the crop. Local social notes mention visits from Ada residents Mrs. J. S. Laughlin and daughters and others, upcoming singings, and summer school reflections. Several families from Ada, Mangum, and Contrahoma are noted visiting friends and relatives in Center, Worstell, and nearby towns.
Two Arrests in City Police Court
One intoxicated driver and one speeding violator were brought before Mayor Somer Jones. Each suspect received fines as part of the city department’s latest arrest roundup.
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Somer Jones
Community Notes on Social Visits and School Schedule
Local families report meals and visits across Chickasaw Hyars Farmersville and Ada. La Vérne Cude and Etta MacDaniel traveled to Ada. Delbert Duncan entered Maxwell school. teachers returned home after Friday closure. several households hosted dinners and attended Sunday services.
Fire damages King Drug Store in Francis with near $2000 loss
A late night blaze at King Drug Store on West Main destroyed stock and fixtures valued around $1999. Firemen saved the block including the Masonic and Odd Fellows halls. The store reportedly carried $1000 insurance and may have been robbed to cover the crime. The scene notes a period of hot weather and farming activity ahead as Francis township prepares for the September 9 fair.
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King Drug
West Main
Masonic and
Odd Fellows Hall
Francis Township
Byron Norrell
Dee Little
Mercury
Francis
Man Grasps Live Wire Loses Arm in House Move
Oklahoma City September 2 Charles Fee an employee of a house moving company suffered the loss of his left arm today when he attempted to lift a live wire over the top of a house that was being moved. The arm was burned off and he is unconscious at a hospital.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Fee
Veterans Parade in Tulsa Draws 3500 Participants
In Tulsa on Sept 2, more than 3 500 members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary the Military Order of Cooties and civic groups paraded through main streets as traffic halted for two hours. Gen J H Dunn reviewed the march with Sergt Samuel Woodfill honored on the reviewing stand.
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Boston
The
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Summers Chapel Community News Summary
Cotton picking and corn gathering mark the day as Sunday school runs weekly. Names mentioned include Alva Evans John Wood Buel Starks Catherine Wood and Beatrice Evans who attended Lanham church Saturday night. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge in Alex Oklahoma and Mrs. Whitehead visiting M. Norman.
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Buel Starks
Catherine Wood
Beatrice Evans
Lanham
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Alex
Okla
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Dog Cemetery Established in Spokane
Spokane residents establish a dog cemetery in a shady nook near the city. Reported as the second such cemetery in the United States, with about a score of former pets buried in fenced plots with markers. Space is provided for many more canines.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
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